Jacksonville Food Allergy Litigation

In Jacksonville, victims of preventable allergic reactions have the right to pursue legal action. Call The Lange Law Firm, PLLC at (833) 330-3663 or message us online to arrange a free consultation.

Why Choose Our Jacksonville Food Allergy Attorney?

• Focused Experience: We dedicate our practice to food safety law—representing people harmed by food allergies, foodborne illness, and defective food products.
• Compassionate Support: We understand the fear, trauma, and long-term medical impact of serious allergic reactions. We fight for justice and fair compensation.
• No Win, No Fee: You will not owe us anything unless we win your case. We are fully invested in securing your recovery.

Lange Law Firm’s Food Allergy Case Results

• $4 Million — For the family of a 54-year-old man in a product liability case.
• $3.6 Million — For the family of a 58-year-old woman who died due to a defective food product.
• $3.6 Million — For the family of a 74-year-old products liability victim who died.
• $3.2 Million — For the estate of a 75-year-old man who died.

For more examples, visit our case results page.

Who Can Be Held Liable?

Multiple parties can be legally responsible when a food allergy reaction occurs due to negligence:

Food Manufacturers and Packagers

Required to accurately label all allergens and prevent cross-contamination during production.

Restaurants and Caterers

Must properly train staff, use separate utensils, and follow allergy safety protocols when preparing food.

Grocery Stores and Retailers

Can be held liable for selling mislabeled, recalled, or unsafe food products.

Schools and Childcare Centers

Have a legal duty to protect children with known food allergies by implementing safety procedures and emergency plans.

Legal Grounds for Food Allergy Lawsuits in Florida

Victims may pursue a food allergy claim under several legal theories:

Product Liability

Florida Statutes § 768.81 allows victims to hold manufacturers strictly liable for defective or mislabeled food products that result in harm.

Negligence

Under Florida Statutes § 768.81, individuals or businesses that fail to exercise reasonable care can be held liable if their actions—or failure to act—caused an allergic reaction.

Breach of Warranty

If a product advertised as allergen-free contains allergens, victims may file claims for breach of express or implied warranty under Florida Statutes Chapter 672.

Premises Liability

Businesses that serve food owe guests a duty of care. A failure to prevent allergen exposure may result in a valid premises liability claim.

The Food Allergy Litigation Process in Jacksonville

Initial Consultation

Meet with a Jacksonville Food Allergy Attorney who will review the facts of your case and evaluate potential claims. This consultation is free.

Investigation and Evidence Gathering

Your Jacksonville food allergy lawyer will collect medical records, product packaging, purchase receipts, and eyewitness accounts. Experts may also be brought in to confirm the source of the allergen.

Filing a Lawsuit

If a settlement cannot be reached, your Jacksonville food allergy attorney will file a lawsuit in civil court. Both parties will exchange evidence and testimony.

Trial (If Necessary)

If a resolution is not reached, your case may go to trial. A judge or jury will determine fault and award damages.

Compensation

You may receive compensation for medical costs, lost wages, long-term care, pain and suffering, and emotional distress.

Contact a Jacksonville Food Allergy Attorney Today

If a preventable food allergy reaction harmed you or a loved one, you deserve justice. Call The Lange Law Firm, PLLC at (833) 330-3663 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation.